With ICES
-
Recent Posts
- Critical Education Special Issue Call for Papers — THE GREAT BEYOND: SURPASSING HISTORICAL DAMAGE AND PIVOTING TOWARDS PROTECTING BLACK BOYS
- Critical Education Special Issue CFP: THE GREAT BEYOND: SURPASSING HISTORICAL DAMAGE AND PIVOTING TOWARDS PROTECTING BLACK BOYS
- Workplace welcomes new Co-Editor Rhiannon M. Maton
- New issue of Critical Education, Vol. 16, No. 4 (2025)
- New issue of Critical Education published
Recent Comments
- iit coaching in noida sector 62 on Working toward tuition free post-secondary education in BC and Canada
- Ahlam N Abdel Rahman on Workplace: A Journal for Academic Labor
- OJEDOKUN OLALEKAN ELIJAH on E. Wayne Ross
- E Wayne Ross on Critical Education
- Dorothy Vaandering on Critical Education
ICES Calendar
Archives
Categories
Meta
Blogroll
Trends
Academic freedom Adjuncts Administration BC education BC Liberals BCTF British Columbia Budgets & Funding call for manuscripts CFP CFPs conferences Contracts Critical Education critical pedagogy critical theories curriculum studies education policy education reform Equity Ethics Faculty Free speech Government journals K-12 issues Labor Legal issues neoliberalism Protests publications Research social studies education Strikes Strikes & Labor Disputes Student Movement Students talks teacher education Teachers Testing UBC unions Working conditions Workplace JournalAuthors
Daily Archives: June 17, 2014
Rally for public #BCed support teachers June 19 6pm #bcpoli #ubc #yteubc
All Together for Public Education
The Officers of the BC Federation of Labour held a conference call today and pledged full support for the BC Teachers Federation who are now engaged in a full strike province-wide for a fair collective agreement.
A mass rally for teachers, activists, parents, and union members is this Thursday, June 19, 2014 at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver, starting at 6 p.m. (Music and creative poster making at about 5)
Posted in BC Education, Free speech, K-12 issues, Organizing, Protests, Rallies, Students, Teachers, Unions
Tagged BC education, BCTF, Government, K-12 issues, Students, Teachers, unions, Working conditions
Petition to support #BCed teachers #BCTF delivered @ChristyClarkBC #bcpoli #yteubc
Today, we delivered a petition signed by 477 faculty members, librarians, administrators, students, and staff in post-secondary institutions across BC to Premier Christy Clark and Minister Peter Fassbender.
Thanks you to all who signed! Comments made by signatories are extremely insightful and emphasize the widespread support of the teachers / BCTF. We will leave the petition open to reach another goal of 600 signatures.
SIGN THE PETITION TO SUPPORT BC TEACHERS / BCTF
Dear Premier Clark and Minister Fassbender,
We the undersigned, faculty members, librarians, administrators, students, and staff in post-secondary institutions across British Columbia, encourage you to increase your support of public education by recognizing the value of our teachers. We encourage you to demonstrate this recognition by bargaining with the BCTF with an open mind to quickly meeting the teachers’ very fair proposals. The BC Public School Employers’ Association’s (BCPSEA) retaliatory lockout further eroded the teachers’ right to bargain and threatened fair labour practices across the BC public sector. BCTF President Iker argues “It’s time for Premier Christy Clark to provide the employer with new funding that will help bring the two sides closer together on class size, composition, staffing levels for specialist teachers, and wages.” We agree.
Please invest in education and labour by resolving this dispute at the bargaining table rather than through retaliatory lockouts and unrealistic proposals. Please meet the teachers’ most recent proposal for common ground. The teachers, who are the BCTF, and all public sector employees through their unions, deserve a fair, timely process of reaching a collective agreement. Thank you.
Posted in BC Education, Disputes, Faculty, Government, K-12 issues, Organizing, Students, Teachers, Unions
Tagged BC education, BCTF, Government, K-12 issues, Strikes & Labor Disputes, Students, Teachers, unions

Follow
